Web designers and developers are not necessarily good project managers or account specialists. We need a piece of software that is highly intuitive and simple to use. I’ve been using Harvest App for about a year now and I have to say it is ideal for freelancers or contractors looking to stay on budget and invoice clients accurately, while being prepared for tax season. You can even export all your data to Quickbooks, if you’re into that sorta thing.
I’ve used Harvest App with teams and now, I’m using it solo. The Business Plan helped us previously save time on invoicing and gathering project hours. It was as simple as running a automated report, converting the report into an invoice, and sending the bill to our clients! Harvest App is offering a 30 Free Trial so check it out and see it the product is right for you!
Ever want to invest in the stock market? Think you have a handful of companies that are solid? I highly recommend the option of investing at this point of our economy. But first, educate yourself a bit about investing and speculating. I recomend, “Stock Investing for Dummies.” It’s a fairly straight-forward guide to making realistic investments.
I’m no expert, but I’ve seen all my recently purchased stock rise substantially, some doubling. Even if you can only afford $500 - $1,000, it’s a great time to get into the market, understand the system, and see some growth.
I use Zecco Trading as they have low trade rates and have a fairly simple interface to work with. They also have plenty of training videos and glossaries to understand the world of trade: Zecco Trading
I’m curious if people out there are sick of going to Best Buy in Reno or Sparks Nevada and talking to the Geek Squad for tough computer questions. Or maybe it’s a simple question and you don’t like waiting on the telephone or again, visiting the Best Buy Geek Squad in Reno or Sparks.
If you are a beginner or intermediate computer user and think it would be WAY COOL to post your computer questions and have them answered by local Reno/Sparks/Lake Tahoe technical folks, post a comment below saying so!
It’s been frustrating ever since CompUSA left Reno. CompUSA was barely able to accommodate people with new release products, but at least they had something available in a case of an emergency. Computer parts in Reno could also be found at PC Club. However, they rarely carried anything you wanted and had to order the part from their warehouse. Basically, you could just purchase it off Newegg.com and cut the middleman.
Best Buy in Reno is not a computer parts store. All of the products are overpriced to the point that you could next day air anything from Newegg.com and still save money. What we need is a Fryes Electronics here in Reno, NV.
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